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Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups Grant Current Round Closes: 3rd of September 2024 - 3:00 pm Value: $10,000 to $50,000 Run By: Australia Council for the Arts Further Information: https://australiacouncil.gov.au/investment-and-development/arts-projects-for-individuals-and-groups/

This program funds a range of activities that deliver benefits to the arts sector and wider public, including national and international audiences. Grants are available from $10,000 to $50,000. Supported activities must last no longer than two years from the proposed start date.

The current round is for projects beginning after the 1st of December 2024.

You can only submit one application to each closing date for Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups.

They fund a range of activities, for example:

  • professional skills development, including mentoring and residencies
  • the creation of new work
  • practice based research
  • creative development
  • experimentation
  • collaborations
  • touring
  • festivals
  • productions
  • exhibitions
  • performances
  • publishing
  • recording
  • promotion and marketing
  • market development activity
  • activities that creatively engage communities.

 

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Playing Australia Project Investment Grant Closes: 4th of June 2024 - 3:00 pm Value: Unspecified Run By: Australia Council for the Arts Further Information: https://australiacouncil.gov.au/investment-and-development/playing-australia-project-investment/

Playing Australia Project Investment supports performing arts tours to reach regional and remote communities across Australia. The program supports net touring costs and other designated costs associated with tours. There is no limit on the amount that can be requested.

You can apply for:

  • a reasonable portion of costs associated with re-mounting a work
  • inter-state touring costs including freight, transport, accommodation and travel allowances
  • a contribution towards tour coordination at a set rate per venue
  • a portion of costs associated with reducing the environmental impact of your tour
  • a portion of costs associated with supporting the wellbeing of the touring company


There are three rounds depending on the dates of the tour:

  • Tuesday 7 March 2023, 3pm AEDT for projects starting after 1 June 2023.
  • Tuesday 6 June 2023, 3pm AEST for projects starting after 1 September 2023
  • Tuesday 10 October 2023, 3pm AEDT for projects starting after 1 January 2024
Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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State Heritage Emergency Works Grant Opened: 1st of July 2023 Closes: 30th of June 2025 Value: Up to $10,000 Run By: Heritage NSW Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/heritage-emergency-works

Supports the protection or repairs to gazetted Aboriginal Places, items listed on the State Heritage Register, or items with a current Interim Heritage Order that have been damaged by unexpected events (such as an extreme storm or accident) and where your insurance does not cover this cost.

No matched funding is required, and each listed item can only receive funding once for each unexpected event. Funding is available on an ongoing basis;however limited funding is available each financial year.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Bin Trim Equipment Rebates Program Grant Opened: 17th of November 2023 Closes: 30th of June 2027 - 12:00 pm Value: Up to $50,000 Run By: Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/bin-trim-equipment-rebates-program

Reopening of the Bin Trim Equipment Rebates Program for eligible NSW businesses, councils, and organisations. $6 million has been allocated to continue the initiative for three years until 30 June 2027, or until all funding is used.

Rebates up to $50,000 are being offered to cover up to 50% of the cost of small-scale, on-site equipment or technology that avoids, reduces, reuses, or recycles waste. The initiative is aimed at supporting businesses to transition to a circular economy.

Some examples of equipment and technologies that may be funded include but are not limited to:

  • balers
  • briquette presses
  • bulk bag stands and bulk bags
  • cardboard perforator
  • commercial worm farms
  • compactors
  • glass crushers
  • granulators
  • organics rapid decomposition units (where output is sent to a licenced composting facility)
  • plastic injection moulders
  • shredders
  • smart scales and other food waste monitoring equipment
  • source separation bins, wheelie bins, skip bins and other bin equipment – with bin signs and stickers
  • trolleys to transport waste and maximise waste separation and diversion.

Businesses applying for the Rebates Program must:

  • have a commercial and industrial (C&I) waste service at a site in NSW
  • have a valid ABN and employ one or more full time employees in NSW, and
  • send C&I waste to landfill in NSW.

Businesses can include entities that are registered charities, not-for-profits, public entities (including schools and hospitals), and government organisations.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Food Rescue Rebates Program Ongoing Until Closes: 30th of June 2027 or until funding is expended Value: Up to $2,000 per rebate Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.epa.nsw.gov.au/working-together/grants/organics-infrastructure-fund/food-rescue-rebates

The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is working to reduce good quality food suitable for human consumption from being disposed to landfill. The Food Rescue Rebates are available to expand food rescue and relief capacity to safely manage increasing amounts of rescued food in NSW. The rebates are part of a suite of organics programs available to support NSW to halve organics waste to landfill by 2030.

The objectives of this rebate program are to:

  • increase the diversion (i.e. rescue) of quality food suitable for human consumption from landfill
  • support NSW food rescue and relief organisations to expand their capacity to manage increasing amounts of rescued food to provide to the community
  • provide a simplified funding alternative for small food rescue and relief projects.

Eligible applicants can submit an application for funding up to $2,000 (inc. GST) per financial year, per eligible address. 

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Emergency relief for regional town water supplies Grant Closes: Ongoing Value: Unspecified Run By: NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment Further Information: https://water.dpie.nsw.gov.au/our-work/local-water-utilities/support-and-advice/emergency-relief

When regional town and village supplies are threatened by circumstances that could not be reasonably planned for, such as an extreme dry period or extreme water quality event, the NSW Government can help local water utilities to ensure critical human water needs are met. The Water Utilities branch within NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment can provide technical assistance and advice to local water utilities, and support when applying for financial assistance from the government.

The government can help local water utilities by providing technical and/or financial assistance to assist in managing depleted or at risk supplies, including help to implement emergency capital works or to cart water to towns, depending on the particular situation.

Where the source of supply is at very high or imminent risk of failure or has failed as the result of an extreme event, undertaking emergency capital works may be the recommended course of action. Works can include constructing emergency bore supplies, creating a temporary or permanent connection to another water source or water supply scheme, temporary emergency capital works or developing new emergency water sources.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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WASM Litter Prevention CLEAN-UP Grants - INTAKE 3 Grant Opened: 15th of February 2024 Closes: 5th of April 2024 - 12:00 am Value: Up to $20,000 Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/wasm-litter-prevention-clean-up-grants-intake-3

The objectives for each initiative funded through this Litter Prevention Grants Program are:

  • contribute to the new NSW litter reduction targets: 60% reduction in litter items by 2030 – NSW Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy2041WASM Litter Prevention Grants and 30% reduction in plastic litter items by 2025 – NSW Plastics Action Plan
  • build organisational ownership and leadership to plan and carry out local, regional, or statewide litter prevention initiatives
  • base litter prevention on good evidence and sound approaches – NSW Litter Prevention Strategy 2022–30
  • include activities that increase the capacity to carry out litter prevention in strategic and sustainable ways, in particular beyond the grant funding period
  • work productively with the authority (or authorities) that manage the public land (e.g. local council) where on-ground litter prevention projects and strategic initiatives will be delivered or where infrastructure will be located
  • work productively and collaboratively in partnership with others to implement litter prevention initiatives
  • consolidate achievements across the State, build on existing stakeholder organisation capacities, and expand networks to encourage cross-sector collaboration to achieve new litter prevention targets.

Grants are open to: Local Government, NfP, Community Group, Business, Regional Waste Group.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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WASM Litter Prevention Stream 1 HOTSPOT Grants - INTAKE 3 Grant Opened: 15th of February 2024 Closes: 5th of April 2024 - 12:00 am Value: Up to $60,000 Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/wasm-litter-prevention-stream-1-hotspot-grants-intake-3

The objectives for each initiative funded through this Litter Prevention Grants Program are:

  • contribute to the new NSW litter reduction targets: 60% reduction in litter items by 2030 – NSW Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy2041WASM Litter Prevention Grants and 30% reduction in plastic litter items by 2025 – NSW Plastics Action Plan
  • build organisational ownership and leadership to plan and carry out local, regional, or statewide litter prevention initiatives
  • base litter prevention on good evidence and sound approaches – NSW Litter Prevention Strategy 2022–30
  • include activities that increase the capacity to carry out litter prevention in strategic and sustainable ways, in particular beyond the grant funding period
  • work productively with the authority (or authorities) that manage the public land (e.g. local council) where on-ground litter prevention projects and strategic initiatives will be delivered or where infrastructure will be located
  • work productively and collaboratively in partnership with others to implement litter prevention initiatives
  • consolidate achievements across the State, build on existing stakeholder organisation capacities, and expand networks to encourage cross-sector collaboration to achieve new litter prevention targets.

Grants are open to: Local Government, NfP, Community Group, Business, Regional Waste Group.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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WASM Litter Prevention Stream 2 Grants - INTAKE 3 Grant Opened: 15th of February 2024 Closes: 5th of April 2024 - 12:00 am Value: Up to $100,000 Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/wasm-litter-prevention-stream-2-grants-intake-3

The objectives for each initiative funded through this Litter Prevention Grants Program are:

  • contribute to the new NSW litter reduction targets: 60% reduction in litter items by 2030 – NSW Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy2041WASM Litter Prevention Grants and 30% reduction in plastic litter items by 2025 – NSW Plastics Action Plan
  • build organisational ownership and leadership to plan and carry out local, regional, or statewide litter prevention initiatives
  • base litter prevention on good evidence and sound approaches – NSW Litter Prevention Strategy 2022–30
  • include activities that increase the capacity to carry out litter prevention in strategic and sustainable ways, in particular beyond the grant funding period
  • work productively with the authority (or authorities) that manage the public land (e.g. local council) where on-ground litter prevention projects and strategic initiatives will be delivered or where infrastructure will be located
  • work productively and collaboratively in partnership with others to implement litter prevention initiatives
  • consolidate achievements across the State, build on existing stakeholder organisation capacities, and expand networks to encourage cross-sector collaboration to achieve new litter prevention targets.

Grants are open to: Local Government, NfP, Community Group, Business, Regional Waste Group.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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WASM Litter Prevention BUTT Grants - INTAKE 3 Grant Opened: 15th of February 2024 Closes: 5th of April 2024 - 12:00 am Value: Up to $40,000 Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/wasm-litter-prevention-butt-grants-intake-3

The objectives for each initiative funded through this Litter Prevention Grants Program are:

  • contribute to the new NSW litter reduction targets: 60% reduction in litter items by 2030 – NSW Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy2041WASM Litter Prevention Grants and 30% reduction in plastic litter items by 2025 – NSW Plastics Action Plan
  • build organisational ownership and leadership to plan and carry out local, regional, or statewide litter prevention initiatives
  • base litter prevention on good evidence and sound approaches – NSW Litter Prevention Strategy 2022–30
  • include activities that increase the capacity to carry out litter prevention in strategic and sustainable ways, in particular beyond the grant funding period
  • work productively with the authority (or authorities) that manage the public land (e.g. local council) where on-ground litter prevention projects and strategic initiatives will be delivered or where infrastructure will be located
  • work productively and collaboratively in partnership with others to implement litter prevention initiatives
  • consolidate achievements across the State, build on existing stakeholder organisation capacities, and expand networks to encourage cross-sector collaboration to achieve new litter prevention targets.

Grants are open to: Local Government, NfP, Community Group, Business, Regional Waste Group.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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WASM Litter Prevention Stream 3 Grants - INTAKE 3 Grant Opened: 15th of February 2024 Closes: 5th of April 2024 - 12:00 am Value: Up to $450,000 Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/wasm-litter-prevention-stream-3-grants-intake-3

The objectives for each initiative funded through this Litter Prevention Grants Program are:

  • contribute to the new NSW litter reduction targets: 60% reduction in litter items by 2030 – NSW Waste and Sustainable Materials Strategy2041WASM Litter Prevention Grants and 30% reduction in plastic litter items by 2025 – NSW Plastics Action Plan
  • build organisational ownership and leadership to plan and carry out local, regional, or statewide litter prevention initiatives
  • base litter prevention on good evidence and sound approaches – NSW Litter Prevention Strategy 2022–30
  • include activities that increase the capacity to carry out litter prevention in strategic and sustainable ways, in particular beyond the grant funding period
  • work productively with the authority (or authorities) that manage the public land (e.g. local council) where on-ground litter prevention projects and strategic initiatives will be delivered or where infrastructure will be located
  • work productively and collaboratively in partnership with others to implement litter prevention initiatives
  • consolidate achievements across the State, build on existing stakeholder organisation capacities, and expand networks to encourage cross-sector collaboration to achieve new litter prevention targets.

Grants are open to: Local Government, NfP, Community Group, Business, Regional Waste Group.

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Illegal Dumping Prevention Grant Round 2, Stream 1 Grant Opened: 31st of January 2024 Closes: 5th of April 2024 - 5:00 pm Value: Up to $20,000 Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/illegal-dumping-prevention-grant-round-2-stream-1

These grants support the delivery of the NSW Illegal Dumping Prevention Strategy 2022-27 and contribute to two of the key focus areas of the strategy:

  1. Reducing kerbside illegal dumping activities ​
  2. Reducing public land and bushland illegal dumping activities

The four grants streams aim to support local government and state government agencies to:

  • gather baseline and ongoing data on the size of their illegal dumping problem
  • develop a business case for investment in illegal dumping prevention
  • proactively target localised illegal dumping issues
  • collaboratively address illegal dumping across land tenures
  • encourage entities to undertake illegal dumping prevention projects if they have not done so before

This stream provides funding for establishing baseline data either for dumping on publicly owned land or for developing an illegal dumping business case for the following entities:

  • Individual local councils
  • Groups of councils (only stream 1b)
  • State government public land managers
Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Illegal Dumping Prevention Grant Round 2, Stream 2 Grant Opened: 31st of January 2024 Closes: 5th of April 2024 - 5:00 pm Value: Up to $60,000 Run By: NSW Environment Protection Authority Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/illegal-dumping-prevention-grant-round-2-stream-2

These grants support the delivery of the NSW Illegal Dumping Prevention Strategy 2022-27 and contribute to two of the key focus areas of the strategy:

  1. Reducing kerbside illegal dumping activities ​
  2. Reducing public land and bushland illegal dumping activities

The four grants streams aim to support local government and state government agencies to:

  • gather baseline and ongoing data on the size of their illegal dumping problem
  • develop a business case for investment in illegal dumping prevention
  • proactively target localised illegal dumping issues
  • collaboratively address illegal dumping across land tenures
  • encourage entities to undertake illegal dumping prevention projects if they have not done so before

This stream provides funding for the following entities:

  • Individual councils
  • Groups of councils eg ROCs, JOs, Regional Waste Groups
  • State government public land managers
Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) SHAF ACHP - 2024 - Stream 4 - Acquisitions (from the open market) Grant Opened: 19th of March 2024 Closes: 13th of April 2024 - 12:00 am Value: Unspecified Run By: Aboriginal Housing Office Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/aboriginal-housing-office-aho-shaf-achp-2024-stream-4-acquisitions-from-open-market

$44 million dollars will deliver 97 projects including new homes, upgrades to long-term vacant and or BER properties for ACHPs by June 2027. This application relates to Stream 4 - Acquisitions (from the open market).

Applicants applying for a grant under Stream 4 will be considered for the allocation of funding to assist ACHPs with the acquisition of a new property.

The Applicant must be registered with the AHO, or willing to partner with an organisation who is registered with the AHO (See Partnering Organisation details).

 

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) SHAF ACHP 2024 Stream 3 - Shovel-ready new construction & pre-fabricated homes Grant Opened: 19th of March 2024 Closes: 13th of April 2024 - 12:00 am Value: Unspecified Run By: Aboriginal Housing Office Further Information: https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/aboriginal-housing-office-aho-shaf-achp-2024-stream-3-shovel-ready-new-construction-pre-fabricated-homes

$44 million dollars will deliver 97 projects including new homes, upgrades to long-term vacant and or BER properties for ACHPs by June 2027. This application relates to Stream 3 - Shovel-ready new construction and pre-fabricated homes.

Applicants applying for a grant under Stream 3 will be considered for the allocation of funding to assist ACHPs with new construction works.

The Applicant must be registered with the AHO, or willing to partner with an organisation who is registered with the AHO (See Partnering Organisation details).

Last Updated: 24th of March 2024
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